THE QUALIFICATION OF POLICE

BY Christy ( 俞沛明 NO.20)

Roles of Police

Law of enforcement Maintenance of order

Roles of police are almost the same in most of the countries. And there are two basic functions:

Law of enforcement

It is the primary functions of police.

Police plays an active role in implementing & enforcing the laws .

Force is usually involved in this field.

Implication1

Physical strengthens Brave & upright Familiarity with laws Eg. The peace maintenance of UN Judge objectively (esp. discrimination on ethnic groups ) Respect the rights of suspects

TROOPS IN CONGON

Maintenance of order Build up the Cooperation with the

local community

Carry out some special lectures & activities in community

Lectures and activities Lectures on how to avoid being a

victim (youngsters, senior citizens)

Forums with the locals------ Police Open Day; Voluntary Police

Neighborhood Watch Scheme

Police open day

One-day voluntary police

Implication2

In service to community Harmonious relationship with locals Thoughtful Kind-hearted helpful Care for people’s social desires

Conclusion Physical

strengthens Intelligence Brave & upright know the laws

very well Judge objectively Respect the

suspects

In service to community Harmony relationship with locals Thoughtful Kind-hearted helpful Care for people’s social desires

Cultural differences British society strongly emphasizes

the democratic values. Its police function mainly focuses on the second function-----provides a services to the community.(p130)

China pay more attention on crash the gangs of burglary & robbery. The first function----law enforcement is most important.

Reforms in China police system people-oriented Provide helps among the community. Concern more about the social activities. Control the crimes in a democratic way

Changes in Britain Since the 9-11 in America, Britain has strengthened its military forces. The bombing in Lodon draws the attentions of the press. The number of the plain policemen is increased.

REFERNENCE

http://news.xinhuanet.com/mil/2003-02/14/content_729375.htm

http://www.gzjd.gov.cn/jindun/da02/index.htm

http://www.dffy.com/faxuejieti/xz/200412/20041202184409.htm

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